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Sundials and Clocks

A Variety of Images

von Peter Etteridge

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This book is a selection of images of the variety of sun dials and clocks which can be seen in cities, towns, and villages. Among the variety of sun dials are those carrying a message on their faces, plain sun dials, and those which are elaborately decorated. Places they can be found include walls of buildings, church towers, and on top of pedestals in churchyards and gardens. Clocks can also be seen on churches, clock towers, clock houses, and erected on buildings overhanging the street. Some have been erected to commemorate past events and people, and a few are fascinating one handed clocks.
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http://www.peteretteridge.com
Eigenschaften und Details
  • Hauptkategorie: Reisen
  • Weitere Kategorien Vereinigtes Königreich (UK)
  • Projektoption: 15×23 cm
    Seitenanzahl: 48
  • Veröffentlichungsdatum: Apr. 16, 2021
  • Sprache English
  • Schlüsselwörter Travel, England, Heritage, Clocks, Sun Dials
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Peter Etteridge
England

Peter Etteridge lives in Luton, Bedfordshire. He has carried out his freelance photography and writing over a period of more than thirty years. He became a regular contributor to Hertfordshire Countryside, with fifty five illustrated articles being published up to the final issue to be published by Beaumonde Publications in 2012, and a regular contributor to County Life Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire County Life, and Cambridgeshire County Life, and has contributed to a number of other publications including This England & Evergreen, calendars, and books. He also contributes to Alamy. His books include 'Hertfordshire - A Captivating County', 'Bedfordshire - A Beautiful County', 'Cambridgeshire - A County of Contrasts', 'Buckinghamshire - An English County', Northamptonshire - A County of Spires, and Oxfordshire - A Glorious County. One Hundred Hertfordshire Churches, One Hundred Bedfordshire Churches

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